DiverseyTaski Go Tub Vacuum Cleaner & 10 Replacement Paper Dust Bags
R2,499
About
The essence of simple design & function!
The new TASKI go tub vacuum cleaner offers a cost-effective solution for daily vacuum cleaning. Through the proven technology and robust design the product is the perfect match for all vacuum cleaning applications. With the powerful, yet quiet motor reliable cleaning results are guaranteed.
TASKI go brings you:
- Great value for money
- Practical and robust design
- Powerful and silent performance
- Made with 75% recycled material
Product Features
- Through the use of cost-effective materials and lean production methods the TASKI go offers a cost effective vacuum cleaner with no compromise in cleaning results.
- The TASKI go vacuum cleaner has a simple, functional design and is engineered for high frequency cleaning tasks.
- By rationalizing the number of parts used the TASKI go has an excellent reliability.
- The 900W high power motor in combination with the smart motor positioning delivers powerful cleaning performance with low noise emissions.
- The TASKI go is made of 75% recycled plastic and is compliant with RoHS and REACH standards.
Product Specification
- Canister volume 16L
- Dust bag capacity 8L
- Bag type Paper
- Nominal consumption 900W
- Voltage 220/240 V
- Weight with cable 5.7 kg
- Sound level 64 dB(A)
- Sound power level 74 dB
- Vacuum 22 kPa
- Max air flow 44 l/s
- Cable length 8.5 m
- Hose length 2 m
- Suction tubes Metal
- Floor tool width 270 mm
- Dimensions 420x390x350 mm
- Protection class Class II
- Protection Class II
- HEPA Option No
- Approvals CE
- Filtration (stages 3)
- 10x Replacement Dust Bags included
- Warranty: 12 Months
For more information visit: Taski
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